For fig growers in the US, have you used organza bags on your figs successfully to help combat birds and other insects (regular wasps)?
Luckily using some covering here is an option because there are no native fig/wasp pairs in North America, so the figs developed by state schools and grown non-commercially are self-fertile and don’t require a paired fig wasp for development.
I have an LSU Gold (I picked this one in the hopes the birds would be slightly less interested in it with only a slight color change with ripening). It’s holding 17 figs at the moment. That might sound like a pittance, but it’s the first year this tree has produced more than a couple of figs amnd I want to keep as many as I can for myself.